Podcasts about electric factory

You know we had to do it. And Yabu decided to do it too. See you May 12th. Ticket info (pre-sale password below):Date: May 12, 2025Time: 6pm DoorsPlace: Franklin Music Hall (formerly The Electric Factory), 421 N. 7th Street, Philadelphia PATickets: $25 General Admission | $100 LL Pavorsky VIP (VIP tickets get seat in front, photo with Yabusele, commemorative item)Ticket Presale: Thursday 4/3, 10am, (password: AUGUST) AT THIS LOCATIONGeneral Ticket On-Sale: Friday 4/4, 10am AT THIS LOCATION

In Part 2, longtime Philadelphia talent buyer/promoter/manager Derek Dorsey talks about everything he was up to during the 00s to now, including leaving The Fire (a club he booked for over 15 years), working in music publishing, managing bands, and continuing to book shows for Philadelphia venues like The Blockley, Underground Arts, and the Electric Factory. Derek also opens up about his current health and treatments, and the amazing benefit concerts that the We Live On foundation has been putting on. Dan tries his best to express to Derek just how much he means to the community, and how we will never stop supporting him and We Live On. Derek, among other things, tells two incredible stories about working in the concert industry: one involving a car chase with Shuggie Otis as a passenger, and one about a near brawl between him and his staff and DMX's Ruff Ryders. These simply can't be missed.  Derek was diagnosed with a very rare version of trigeminal neuralgia, a neurological disease that attacks the body with sharp, sudden bursts of pain. It has been treatable to varying degrees of success, but the illness is chronic and incurable. Derek and friends started a foundation called 'We Live On', which helps Derek and his family, as well as provides assistance and resources to others who are going through similar situations. They host benefit concerts, including two upcoming ones, both at Ardmore Music Hall: Sunday, March 30th with Mason Porter, Frog Holler and Travel Lanes, and on Saturday, May 3rd, We Live On presents The Soul Of Quincy Jones: York Street Hustle and Special Guests. Go to the AMH website for all your event and ticket information. Photo by Jessica Emge

Dan sits down with Philadelphia music community icon and long-standing champion Derek Dorsey. He's booked and promoted thousands of shows at The Fire, Underground Arts, The Blockley, and Electric Factory, if you played in Philadelphia in the last 25 years, you worked with Derek at some point.  In Part 1, Derek reminisces about growing up in Overbrook, early concerts, his love of music, and his early career as a social worker working with at-risk youth in Philadelphia. In an attempt to raise money via a benefit concert, Derek got his first taste of being part of the business from behind the scenes, and the rest is history. Dan and Derek talk about the Philly music scene in the 90s and early 00s, the bands in Derek's orbit (Town Hall, June Rich, Huffamoose, etc), and how he made his career, even if (according to him) he had no idea what he was doing.  Derek was diagnosed with a very rare version of trigeminal neuralgia, a neurological disease that attacks the body with sharp, sudden bursts of pain. It has been treatable to varying degrees of success, but the illness is chronic and incurable. Derek and friends started a foundation called 'We Live On', which helps Derek and his family, as well as provides assistance and resources to others who are going through similar situations. They host benefit concerts, including two upcoming ones, both at Ardmore Music Hall: Sunday, March 30th with Mason Porter, Frog Holler and Travel Lanes, and on Saturday, May 3rd, We Live On presents The Soul Of Quincy Jones: York Street Hustle and Special Guests. Go to the AMH website for all your event and ticket information. 

Andy and Brendan are buzzing on this Monday episode, recorded immediately after the playoff finish at VidantaWorld. Andy is claiming a Victory Monday for Illinois after Brian Campbell took down Aldrich Potgieter at the Mexico Open. The two unpack Sunday's stretch run that led to the two-man playoff. They discuss Potgieter's first pop-up on a PGA Tour stage, how he leveraged his driving distance into a second place check, and some of the decisions he and his caddie made that may have cost him the win. Andy and Brendan also react to Campbell's final drive of the event, destined to go out of bounds before hitting a tree and bouncing back into play. They share some disappointment in the performances of Aaron Rai and Stephan Jaeger as both failed to convert on chances that could have resulted in a win. Elsewhere, Brendan shares some listener reporting from the Magical Kenya Open, won by Jacques Kruyswijk. On the LPGA Tour, Angel Yin won the Honda LPGA Thailand and A Lim Kim's use of aimpoint on a tap-in went viral late Saturday night. A roundup of weekend news closes this episode, with Andy and Brendan touching on Tony Finau's one-match deal with LAGC, Eamon Lynch's reporting on the PIF-PGA Tour White House meeting, and Jordan Spieth playing next week's Cognizant.

En el episodio de hoy, me siento con Avedis Boudakian, cofundador de The Electric Factory y fundador y CEO de Bunker DB. Avedis me cuenta cómo fueron sus años creciendo en Uruguay, los inicios de The Electric Factory en 2003 junto a su socio Juan Ciapessoni, cómo comenzaron a exportar sus servicios a Estados Unidos, la importancia de tener un equipo orientado a resolver problemas y cómo surgió la idea para desarrollar Bunker DB. También hablamos sobre la relatividad del "éxito", el rol que tiene la pasión en el éxito de un empresario y la importancia de utilizar los datos como parte de tu estrategia de mercadeo. Tres "takeaways" de este episodio: 1.⁠ ⁠Innovar es simplemente una manera diferente de hacer las cosas para hacerlas mejor. 2.⁠ En los momentos difíciles, la pasión es lo que te saca de esos lugares donde, a veces, piensas que no tienes salida. 3.⁠ ⁠La mayoría de las personas no terminan logrando lo que quieren porque no tienen el coraje suficiente de poder creer en sus ideas y sus capacidades. Para más información sobre The Electric Factory: Página Web | Instagram | LinkedIn Para más información sobre Bunker DB: Página Web | Instagram | LinkedIn No olvides suscribirte a nuestro canal de Youtube.

Nos gusta cumplir nuestra palabra y hacer las cosas bien. Así que, como no pudimos cerrar la segunda temporada con Edu Pou por un contratiempo, hemos esperado hasta el final de la tercera para tener esta conversación con él. Y ha merecido la pena.Comentamos su paso por agencias míticas como DoubleYou, Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Wieden+Kennedy, Here Be Dragons… de sitios como The Electric Factory o We Are Social, o de la actual empresa de la que es fundador, Metacampus.Hablamos de un tema tan importante para el publicista como es la economía de la atención, del que Edu nos puede dar más de una lección (y de 100). Vamos de Jesucristo a internet, de saturación, de estrategias, de redes sociales, del smartphone, de vivir en Tasmania… y de todo lo que podemos.Y como siempre, nuestras secciones: ‘con C de content', ‘Un poquito de contexto' y ‘El Premio de con C de copy'.Si te gusta lo que oyes, puedes seguirnos también en Instagram, X (o Twitter) o LinkedIn. Y si quieres mandarnos tu opinión, por privado o con un comentario, estaremos encantados de leerte.Volvemos (o no) a partir de octubre. Si llegas aquí de rebote y es tu primer programa, tienes otros 48 con entrevistadas y entrevistados supertop. Patrocina: Madrid Content SchoolCreación: Dei Arroyo y Leonor MuñozEdición de sonido: Adrián FernándezPresidente Honorífico: Toni SegarraNo-Bullshit Creative Director: Ferran López

Welcome back to Table Setters, where we're diving into the heart-pounding action of Opening Day in the MLB! Devin and Steve are here to break down all the jaw-dropping moments from the diamond, from the Tigers' nail-biting 1-0 squeaker to the Dodgers' dominating show and the Yankees' epic comeback in their usual House of Horrors known as Minute Maid Park. But we're not just talking scores here – we're getting into the nitty-gritty, spotlighting players like Royce Lewis and talking about what's next for Shohei Ohtani. And let's not forget those veteran milestones – it's shaping up to be a season full of historic achievements! Join in on the fun with our lively segments like 'Buy or Sell' and 'Just a Bit Outside,' where we dish out hot takes and bold predictions. Plus, we've got some friendly bets going in the 'In Honor of Mr. Rose' segment – who's going to come out on top this time? Stay in the loop with Table Setters by following us on social media @tablesetterspod on Twitter and Instagram. Get ready for a wild ride through the MLB season – hit that subscribe button and let's talk baseball!

Tons of upsets in week four of the college baseball season! Jared and Tyler go in-depth on Tyler's live looks coverage of one of them… Wake Forest vs. Duke. The game was full of offense from guys like Duke's AJ Gracia and Wake's Seaver King. They also break down the video of Chase Burns' career-high 14-strikeout game. On top of that, they discuss:Arkansas being the new number-one team in the nationVirginia being upset by MiamiTexas A&M improving to 16-0Ryan Prager's dominance as Texas A&M's Friday night guyNick Kurtz's struggles to start the seasonAnd more!Twitter Accounts: @TylerJennings24 and @JaredCP1Prospects Live Twitter: @ProspectsLiveWebsite: www.prospectslive.comYouTube: @prospectslive

Tons of upsets in week four of the college baseball season! Jared and Tyler go in-depth on Tyler's live looks coverage of one of them… Wake Forest vs. Duke. The game was full of offense from guys like Duke's AJ Gracia and Wake's Seaver King. They also break down the video of Chase Burns' career-high 14-strikeout game. On top of that, they discuss:Arkansas being the new number-one team in the nationVirginia being upset by MiamiTexas A&M improving to 16-0Ryan Prager's dominance as Texas A&M's Friday night guyNick Kurtz's struggles to start the seasonAnd more!Twitter Accounts: @TylerJennings24 and @JaredCP1Prospects Live Twitter: @ProspectsLiveWebsite: www.prospectslive.comYouTube: @prospectslive

Show #725 features a spotlight on Tool, recorded live at The Electric Factory in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 23, 1996.

- The Houston Astros win a crucial series against the Seattle Mariners! - SHOUTOUTS!!! are back! - We take a look at the Astros playoff scenarios! - Arizona D-Backs Preview! - Offensive/Pitching MVPs & Hot Take! - Over/Under! - Much, much, more! YouTube link:https://youtu.be/ZnoeoEUGprY

Larry Magid has used music as a vehicle to heal, to help, to cure, and to bring about change. Larry Magid, Co-founder of Electric Factory Concerts, and Derek Gillman RETURNS, Distinguished Teaching Professor for Art History and Museum Leadership at Drexel University, and the Executive Director, University Collections and Exhibitions which will mount ELECTRIFIED: 50 Years of Electric Factory, an exhibition celebrating and exploring the impact that Electric Factory and Electric Factory Concerts had on American culture September 21 through December 31. We discussed Philadelphia's music scene and the rise of Electric Factory Concerts which has now put on almost 17,000 concerts, including major international events like The Atlantic City Pop Festival, Live Aid and Live 8. Larry reminisces about staging these spectacles and talks about Philadelphia's unique ability to present these live performances. He remarks on its many venues and local artists and his founding of the Philadelphia Music Alliance to honor them. We discussed Drexel's programming for the music business, one of the reasons Larry is supporting this retrospective. Derek discussed the thrill we'll get in viewing these cultural touch stones; iconic images and objects from events that shaped generations of music tastes and created today's concert experience. We talked about the exhibition that will include a reproduction of The Electric Factory's psychedelic limo, the Buckminster Fuller stage design that revolutionized sets, original posters, photographs, archival graphics, and concert apparel from superstar artists.   Instruments on display include Bruce Springsteen's Fender Telecaster, played in Philadelphia more than any other celebrated guitar; the 6-string electric bass Jack Bruce used to record Fresh Cream and the Gibson Les Paul played by Mick Taylor at the Spectrum in 1972, seen on the cover of the Stone's album Get Your Ya Ya's Out.  The free exhibition can be at Peck Center Gallery and Bossone Research Center at Drexel with the public opening on September 22.

  “For me, it's always been about being the bridesmaid, not the bride,” Rick Levy said in a recent interview at his St. Augustine Beach condo, his 16-year-old dog Windy at his feet. Levy has shared a stage with the likes of Bo Diddley, Jerry Lee Lewis and James Brown. He's gigged at shrines to rock like The Bitter End in New York City and Philadelphia's Electric Factory. And he got a surprise kiss from Priscilla Presley while being accepted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame as part of the revived lineup of the Box Tops. The guitarist and vocalist has lived life on the fringes of one of music's brightest eras: the 1960s. And though he never broke through to A-star level, Levy said he wouldn't change a thing. His 50-year career as a musician, songwriter, manager and promoter has earned him longevity in the business. More than that, it's earned him a decent living. Levy can tell a few good stories about his rock ‘n' roll days — and does — in his new memoir, “High in the Mid-'60s: How to Have a Fabulous Life in Music Without Being Famous.” The book was recently put out by indie publisher, Crossroad Press.

Mariners sweep. Luis Castillo early fav for Cy Young. Jessie Winker returns to the Electric Factory. Recorded at Murphy's on 45th. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jessie Winker returns to the Electric Factory. Apr 17, 2023 To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jessie Winker returns to the Electric Factory. Apr 17, 2023 To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mariners sweep. Luis Castillo early fav for Cy Young. Jessie Winker returns to the Electric Factory. Recorded at Murphy's on 45th. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 77: The Mariners kick off the 2023 season with a disappointing 1-3 home series loss to the Cleveland Guardians. Despite the slow start, Monday Mojo did take away some positives from the first series which includes Luis Castillo's brilliant Opening Day outing, the top of the M's lineup delivering and the strong support from Mariners fans at the Electric Factory. Max and Chris also preview the next series against Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Angels.

Dan and Scarlet Hernandez have been mutual fans of each other for a while, and only in the summer of '22 did they finally meet (almost accidentally) in person. Scarlet talks about growing up in Newark, New Jersey, booking national bands at her high school radio station, doing everything under the sun in the music industry to find what she liked, hallowed Philadelphia venues like the Electric Factory and the Trocadero, managing artists like Max Swan, and her role as the membership director at REC Philly.

El metaverso y la realidad virtual pueden sonar lejanos, pueden parecernos sueños de empresarios tecnológicos del primer mundo. Pero no es así. Esas innovaciones ya están muy cerca, acá, en Uruguay. En el plano educativo, por ejemplo, hay colegios en Montevideo que utilizan estas herramientas para que los alumnos visualicen en tres dimensiones objetos o lugares que están acostumbrados a ver solo en dos. También un niño que tiene que someterse a una intervención quirúrgica puede, mientras es llevado al quirófano, conectarse a una realidad virtual que lo distrae y en la que puede jugar para estar menos nervioso. Luego están los juegos en sí, con las particularidades que incluyen, como la compraventa de elementos virtuales que pueden hacerse adentro de ese mundo y las oportunidades económicas que eso abre. Todo esto ya existe acá. No son sueños ni son lejanos. En esta edición de La Mesa TIC buscamos ejemplos: ¿Qué se hace en materia de metaverso y realidad virtual en Uruguay? ¿Cuáles son las posibilidades que están por delante? Para eso nos acompañaron Santiago Anglés, chief technology officer en The Electric Factory, una empresa de innovación y creatividad de base tecnológica; Fabricio González, head de Quantik Lab, la incubadora de ideas de Quantik, un grupo de empresas que brinda soluciones tecnológicas; Javier Figueroa, director de Locomotion Audiovisual & Interactive y parte del equipo de Xplash, un emprendimiento de Marta Jara, centrado en entrenamientos inmersivos; y Julieta Martínez, UX Analyst en The Sandbox, que es un mundo virtual basado en la blockchain de Ethereum.

Kev is joined by the most electric man in college football: Houston's student equipment manager Big Hawk talking How going viral has been When did he start the acrobatics retrieving the kicking tee Hawk's time at Houston The impending move to the Big 12 and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cameron is here this week recapping the M's Wild Card matchup, talking Divisional matchup, recapping all the NFL games from week 5, and finally giving totally accurate week 5 predictions! Can Nubar overtake Cameron in predicted NFL games? Will Cameron give praise to the Seahawks after losing in week 5? Find out in this fun-filled 65th episode! Follow us on Instagram: @SecondHalfSportsPod

Joining us is Cliff Ross, Founder of Cliff Ross Inc, an Ad Agency in Easton PA. He's been in the advertising design business for over 25 years and has spent time with the Electric Factory & Philadelphia Weekly. We dive into marketing to your existing clients, emails, blogging and how to use Instagram more effectively with Reels and Carousels. We're talking about adjusting for inflation, shrinkflation, Zero-Based Budgeting and why you need to take a vacation! IG: @cliffrossinc / Cliffross.com / Cliffrossprints.com

It took too a long time but Pierre finally had a conversation with Brandon Flowers of the Killers. It was quick but they discuss the new track Boy out from the yet to be titled album out early next year, the tour coming to Philly September 27th at the Big Joint (grab your tickets here) and about the Franklin Music Hall... like Pierre, Brandon has trouble calling it anything other than the Electric Factory. Check it out!

El Metaverso sigue dando que hablar. Facebook, que ahora se llama Meta, anunció en las últimas horas la llegada de Horizon, su mundo de inmersión, a España y Francia. Cada persona podrá diseñar su propio avatar y tener su identidad digital. Todavía no llegó a América Latina, pero con el tiempo lo hará. Esta es una de las novedades de los últimos días sobre el Metaverso. Y es importante profundizar en dónde estamos parados y cuáles son las potencialidades para el futuro. Conversamos con Diego Álvarez, especialista en Metaverso, mexicano, que trabaja en la empresa The Electric Factory. Diego es Licenciado en Comunicación con Especialidad en Medios digitales e Innovación Corporativa por el Centro de Monterrey para el Aprendizaje Superior del Diseño (Cedim).

Washington state in April became the first state to adopt all-electric standards for new commercial and multi-family constructions. The move follows similar, more localized, activity led largely by California municipalities to limit the expansion of fossil-fuel end use. Gas utilities Expert Tom DiChristopher, a Commodity Insights senior reporter for S&P Global's Capital IQ, joins EnergyCents this week to discuss moves to ban the connection of new building constructions to municipal gas grids, and how they may impact the future plans of utilities and residential consumers. Learn more about Capital IQ Pro: https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/solutions/sp-capital-iq-pro Hear more from Tom in the on-demand webinar, “Building Electrification: Three years after the Berkeley gas ban, where are we now?”: https://pages.marketintelligence.spglobal.com/Building-Electrification-Three-years-after-the-Berkeley-gas-ban-where-are-we-now-Registration-June-2022.html Join the conversation at energycents@ihsmarkit.com

It's #Convoy Week! Caryma stops by to talk: - Tamara Lich's re-arrest! - Her attacker turned himself in - #Ottawa is ready for the #CanadaDayConvoy and so is Caryma. - Her plan - #OttawaPolice says they are not fucking around this time. Does she believe them? Our dear friend Alex Dayrabekov joins us from his home in Irpin the day after Russian bombs fell on Kyiv and a packed mall. We need to keep talking about how we can help our brothers and sisters in Ukraine. Is fat shaming ok when it's to bad people? The January 6th trials are an electric factory

The Stanley Cup Final can get spicy tonight as the Lightning have a chance to tie the series at 2. Will the Colorado Avalanche bounce back after a 6-2 loss in game 3 or will game 4 prove to be a pivotal moment in the series? Join Shane, Johnny and Shawn as they give you some of their favorite picks for the Final and talk through their props for the NHL and MLB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Yankees are keeping it rolling! Yankees go into Minnesota and take the series from the Twins and come back and sweep the Cubs! We break it all down. Be sure to subscribe, leave a rate and review, and follow us on our social media channels!

Just like with the Seahawks takeaways, Salk was impressed enough by this weekend to deliver some Mainers takeaways starting with Julio walking to drive in the tying run, wanting Kelenic to break out so badly, Suarez's smile and one arm bicep flex, JP Crawford looking like the prospect we thought he could be, Ty France being the best hitter on this team and what they might look like when they get some of their pen back.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Seattle Mariners are in an unfamiliar spot through the first 15 games of the season: a winning record WITH a positive run differential. Are the M's really this "electric."? The NFL Draft is upon us, so Brad share more prospects he would like to see the Seahawks take with their top three choices, or more rather shares who he DOES'NT want to see the Seahawks pick.

What was the best part of the weekend at T-Mobile? Ichiro's first pitch, smacking the Astros, lineup coming alive, Matt Brash, Marco's bounceback or booing Altuve? Mike Lefko got one of the best postgame interviews with Jesse Winker's 'electric factory' comments and Salk ask what is the FIRST thing you look for when you see the box score. Brock Huard joins to discuss his time on the sideline of the new USFL.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 42: The Seattle Mariners feed off a rowdy and supportive home crowd for their first series win of the 2022 season against the Houston Astros. Sobba, Schwabe dive into the opening night vibe at T-Mobile Park and what fans can enjoy at the ballpark this season. Monday Mojo also talks about Matt Brash's strong start, when Julio Rodriguez will smash his first career MLB home run, and how the M's stack up against the Texas Rangers this week. 

Day 27 of the War in #Ukraine and Alex Dayrabekov and his young family have seen some shit. Friends and family are gone, yet Alex stays. We asked him 'why' and the stories are powerful, heartbreaking, and crushing. Could the NFL be any fucking dumber? Free agency in the NFL is like a prison riot and Cleveland's signing of Deshaun Watson's $230m contract proves it. 22 sexual assault allegations can get you a 14 of billion in the NFL I guess. The #Bills signed Von Miller and a few other hi-profile pieces - we'll ask Ray is the #Bills are GUARANTEED to win the Superbowl this year too. AHHH, NO. Mask mandates ended in Ontario today because Doug Ford's daughter doesn't like them. She's basically a mental leper. We touch base with the people to ask if masks are in or out and the results are AMAZING.

Episode 78: The Electric Factory that is the Yelich Boys are back to yap about the Superbowl, the Sabres, and more1 Check out our friends at the Transit Music Lounge and the Union Pub! Transit Music Lounge 4723 Transit Road, Depew, NY 14043 and the Union Pub 38 Swan Street, Buffalo, NY 14203…check them out today for some of the best bar food, a great atmosphere, and awesome bar staff! Find us out on social media: Contact us: HatTatStatPodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @HatsTatsStats and @TITS4HTSP Instagram - @HTS_Pod and @tits4HTSP Facebook – Hats, Tats, and Stats Podcast and TITS- Totally Indisputable Team Ranking System

In this episode of Build Momentum, we are joined by Juan Ciapessoni, a globally awarded visionary inventor and serial entrepreneur focused on creativity and innovation using applied technology. He's a pioneer in the development of the internet in his native country, Uruguay, where he created one of the country's first ISPs. He co-founded and leads The Electric Factory, a global leader in creative technology and innovation for the world's top brands.Juan has received more than 100  awards from organizations as diverse as South by Southwest (SXSW), Fast Company, the London International Awards, and Cannes Lions. One example of his many collaborations is The HY Project—a unique way to implement sound in electric and hybrid vehicles that integrates with the environment and stimulates plant growth—which is preserved in the archives of MOMA in New York as the Innovation Winner at the AICP Next Awards.  He's been recognized as one of the most influential people in leadership, creativity, and innovation in Uruguay.Some Questions I Ask:Please share more background about your first venture and how that led you to pursue even more interesting, innovative opportunities across the whole world. (2:04)Tell me about The Electric Factory. (4:25)Why have you been so successful? (6:15)Almost every student in Uruguay has an electronic device for education. Tell me about this. (11:29)Have you gotten a lot of publicity? (13:46)What's attracting companies to Uruguay? (14:42)How have you been able to really elevate your profile? (18:18)Can you share a story of when you have failed and overcome a challenge? (23:16)What's your final advice? (26:34)In This Episode, You Will Learn:Juan's early business beginnings (2:24)About The Electric Factory (4:28)Juan's secret to success (6:35)Uruguay's “one laptop per child” initiative and other technological programs (11:44)Uruguay and PRAttracting companies to Uruguay (14:47)Juan's secret to elevating your profile (18:33)Juan's failure story and how he overcame it (23:33)Juan's final advice (26:49)Quotes:“Curiosity is not getting too deep into a piece of knowledge, in particular, to be more like a tourist of the world, to be an observer to see all the time, different angles, and not knowing too much about a certain topic. Because if you know too much about something … you lose perspective or the other points of view. I am that kind of guy that's always above the line, always above the layers. And when I start to feel a little bit lost about doing the same thing all the time, I'm all the time jumping into learning more about other disciplines.”“You're always gonna find people who can get the expertise you need into that discipline, but you need to be someone like a sponge. This is my quote:  “The length of our life is finite. Sooner or later, we're going to die. But the width depends on us, and how we want to live our life depends on us.”"“We need to be more human, more empathic with each other. And I think that's where Uruguay can win because we are passionate. We have passion. We enjoy life.”“The only way to achieve long goals is by achieving small (goals).”Connect with Juan Ciapessoni:The Electric FactoryJuan's LinkedInBachataStay in touch with Sarah Williamson:Free Case Study GuideWebsiteFacebook

Avedis es el fundador y CEO de The Electric Factory - una empresa especializada en innovación y creatividad. Avedis es docente especializado en plataformas digitales y nuevas tecnologías. Hablamos sobre la inteligencia artificial, el cambio climático y el role de la innovación en la experiencia humana. 

Top 5 Most Exciting Plays in Sports! Walk-off homeruns, buzzer beating shots and more! We give a full breakdown of the first week of bowl games. Clifford announces he is back for yet another year in Happy Valley. Plus, we look at the current NFL Playoff race! Which current wild card teams and teams on the bubble will make the playoffs? Weekly hammers & picks!

Call the dogs and piss on the fire, #ChrisSky's world is falling apart and Caryma S'ad is here to tell us about it. #DougFord's daughter is on a HUGE #Qanon heater and her unvaccinated cop husband just lost his job as a Toronto cop. We'll take you inside their living room to see what a crazy person's dining room looks like. #PETERBURGERS is getting shut down because they're run by a bunch of conspiracy weirdos that make burgers during sleepovers. The #KyleRittenhouse/#TuckerCarlson interview was electric See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Mets had some very high highs and very low lows this weekend against the Pirates. We break down every game and close out the first half feeling fine about the squad. James was at three of the games this weekend and shares some stories from Citi including his run-in with a certain High School Musical Actress. Then, we give a little Homerun Derby Preview and get excited about Pete Alonso in Denver. This episode dropped a little late because we wanted to wait for the Mets draft pick and holy crap, we got Kumar Rocker! Marc breaks down the selection and tells Mets fans to get excited about the future stud. Happy All-Star Break! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metsdup/support

Alexander Gabriel from Charleston South Carolina is joined by Co-host Colin Hamlin to discuss how all of the NBA playoff series have progressed so far. 

Bananas outfielder Ty Jackson talks to Biko about his legendary fake pulled hammy celebration, getting heckled by drunk fans in Macon, and how he hit his first Bananas home run before Bill Leroy (4:06). Berry and Biko recap the Bananas 4-0 start to the season, what a couple 2.5 hour bus rides with Nick Clarno and company are like, and they discuss how this is the most entertaining Bananas team ever (30:06).  

And how will the Rebs close out the regular season in Athens this weekend?

To celebrate our move to Anchor.fm, we've gone back and taken another look at our earlier episodes. Man, it's been a while, and we've learned a lot. Although our earlier lo-fi era certainly had it's brown charm, we thought it couldn't hurt to remaster these sons a' bitches. We ran noise reduction and took a fine tooth comb to the .wav file, adjusting amplification to improve listenability. While we didn't include any deleted scenes, or give you an extended peek at the Wampa, we hope that these improvements make this episode better to listen to. Episode 8: 08/28/1999, The Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA. In this episode we go back to the city of brotherly love for the final show of the Paintin the Town Brown tour! We get down with the get down on August 28th 1999 at the Electric Factory! This was our second show in Philadelphia that year, only the venue had changed, and Ween had been touring hard in support of the recently released Paintin' The Town Brown Live Album, a seminal live retrospective of the band's live history to that point. This was the kind of a night, at the end of a tour, in home territory, where Ween just burned the place down. Reverend B'ill was in the house and he sat in on a few tunes, and Jon Fishman of Phish was also there, and well, you'll have to check out the podcast if you want to see what we say about that! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/support

Steeped midway through the year of "White Pepper", Rory and Shane return to the Electric Factory for the second (and what would be final) Ween show for the venue. Join us for our 20th episode spectacular filled with a crazy number of semi interesting circumstances as we discuss May 27th 2000 at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/support

Join us, Weenheads, as we rundown our episodes from 2020! 2020 has been one upside down year for sure, with the pandemic, election anxieties, racial injustice and civil unrest, and so a third of the way through the year, we had no idea what to expect out of the podcast. Well, we both were fortunate to not get laid off or out of work as a result of the pandemic, and it turned out being stuck at home all this time provided plenty of time for remote podcasters such as ourselves to practice their craft. So we are happy to look back, and see that we pulled off a hell of a year. We produced more episodes in a year than ever before, had several amazingly awesome and unforeseen interviews, expanded our Patreon offerings patreon.com/weencastpodcast ,and had our highest listenership ever. If 2020 was a bronco buck at a Wyoming rodeo, then we took the bull by the horns and rode it for all it was worth! First and foremost, we want to say thank you to all our fans, patrons, and contributors. And thank you to Ween, without whom we wouldn't be doing this podcast at all. Extra super duper thank yous to: Claude Coleman, Mike Maronna, Fred Moore aka August Forming, The Reverend B'ill, Tomato Eleven, Kenny from Earfloss, Brian for the awesome digital artwork, and Travis at West Brandywine WoodWorks. Also, huge shoutouts and thank yous to the following patrons and contest participants: Mike, Miles, Daniel, Spencer, Dan, Corrine (Rin) aka Rin the Red, Cody, Michelle, Rich, Ben, Andre/Matter, Laura, Helen, Shawn, Rick, Sonya, Eli, and Jim. Thank you and dog bless! In 2020, we covered four ween shows: 5/27/2000, The Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA; 7/21/2000, Metropol, Pittsburgh, PA; 03/23/2001, The Tradewinds, Sea Bright, NJ, and 04/06/2001, The Norva, Norfolk, VA. The first two were from a post White Pepper spring tour in 2000 featuring the quintet at the height of their powers, while the latter two were from a brief Glenn-free tour in 2000 that showcased the hard rocking, heavy metal side of Ween. In the category of rockumentary, we put out a double episode of our interview for the podcast Earfloss by Kenny, and as 2020 was the 20th anniversary of White Pepper, we also rocked out an episode covering the story of its creation, behind the scenes, influences, discussions of the songs, and the albums place in the annals of Ween. We rarely actually plan interviews, but in 2020, interviews kind of fell in our lap. We interviewed Fred Moore, aka August Forming, taper legend and member of Bill and Fred's Excellent Adventure, Claude Coleman, who needs no introduction www.soundspaceavl.com, and Michael C. Maronna, former actor and huge Ween fan. We are incredibly honored to have interviewed these guys. Check them out, the episodes speak for themselves! For the first time ever, we ran a contest and it concluded in our Summer Spectacular Fan Story Contest episode in September. What a blast! It was gratifying to have so many submissions that we actually had to be selective. And it was awesome collaborating with West Brandywine WoodWorks to offer an amazing handcrafted, Boognish emblazoned cutting board to the winner. Congratulations Helen, aka Ween Lebowski! I guess that just about covers it. What a crazy year. Thanks again for listening. Here's to a great new year! Stay brown my friends! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/support

The first and last 15th episode of Infield Dirt! Today the guys talked some of the big series from this past weekend in college baseball and debated the top 25 rankings. In the MLB they went division by division, from the epic Padres Dodgers Series, to the continued woes of the Yankees, plus gave their thoughts on MLB's decision to experiment with moving the mound! Follow us on the gram: @infielddirt --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/infielddirt/support

We're starting to think the Dodgers might be a good team. Oh and the Yankees are playing so bad that one of their players literally retired. Hear us discuss all of this and more in todays weekend recap! Thanks for listening! Stay Chilly.

Episode 27 in which the SC Boys (Patrick and Philip) are back in the garage tackling the most important issues with their good friend Zach! (Recorded in October 2020) Topics include (but not limited to): Best shows at Philadelphia's Electric Factory in the 00s Bob Dylan Getting tix to see Paul McCartney Ronnie James Dio Zach's earliest Pro Wrestling Memories Bret Hart 2015-2016 NXT All Elite Wrestling Starrcade 1997 Rate, Review, and Subscribe. Do not miss that next episode, now! Where to find us online! Twitter: @SCBoysPod Instagram: @stokescountyboys Email: stokescountyboys@gmail.com Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2db8mudoCDDZj0vsm6UCDP?si=Qk-U6MPxSEqibf61x1CS_A  Support the show! Help us keep the pod going and you can choose the theme of a future episode!: https://anchor.fm/scboys/support Cover Art: Gorgeous George Music Credit: "In the Garage" by Weezer --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scboys/support

After a hiatus the boys bring the juice coving OJ Simpson, Chandler's safety tips, Week 9 of the NFL, our bets, and Tony LaRussa brother.

On this Episode we get right in to it with one of the most Polarizing Men in cards JB @OldTownCards. We discuss Buying and Selling slabs and singles, Card Twitter and everything in between. This is an Electric Factory for the Ages that we wrap up with some in depth takes on Up or Down! Thanks again to JB and look forward to more of the No Flub Club in the Future!!

Welcome back to another episode of Quick Talks! Today's guest is the recent NHL draft pick for the Tampa Bay Lightning, and the future of hockey, Eamon Powell! Currently at Boston College and a former U18 Team USA member, Eamon is a weapon on the ice. We talk growing up in skates, the draft process, college hockey, Team USA, and the deep hockey roots in his family. One of the best episodes yet, get fired up for a banger! As always thank you for listening and don't forget to rate 5 stars, subscribe, and share the podcast!Eamon Powell: https://www.instagram.com/eamonpowell_/?hl=enMusic:  https://soundcloud.com/geehuesMake a Difference: https://secure.aspca.org/donate/ps-gn-p2?ms=MP_PMK_Googlebrand-T4&initialms=MP_PMK_Googlebrand-T4&pcode=WPSE9XXGOGN2PK00014&lpcode=WPSE9XXGOGN1PK00014&test&ds_rl=1066461&gclid=CjwKCAjwoc_8BRAcEiwAzJevtdtKjfyPCpInbO-XUeK7tO1rD3qfiH32bpyyDIKjoh3IjtcUpls-pRoCMOAQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Tema: ¿Qué perspectivas hay para la industria de TI en el mundo cuando pase la pandemia? Con Avedis Boudakian, de The Electric Factory, desde Puerto Rico; Javi Creus, fundador de Ideas For Change, desde Barcelona; Jorge Goulou, vicepresidente de IBM para Latinoamérica, desde Buenos Aires; y Gerardo Valeri, cofundador de Pyxis, desde Medellín.

Tema: ¿Qué perspectivas hay para la industria de TI en el mundo cuando pase la pandemia? Con Avedis Boudakian, de The Electric Factory, desde Puerto Rico; Javi Creus, fundador de Ideas For Change, desde Barcelona; Jorge Goulou, vicepresidente de IBM para Latinoamérica, desde Buenos Aires; y Gerardo Valeri, cofundador de Pyxis, desde Medellín.

Tema: ¿Qué perspectivas hay para la industria de TI en el mundo cuando pase la pandemia? Con Avedis Boudakian, de The Electric Factory, desde Puerto Rico; Javi Creus, fundador de Ideas For Change, desde Barcelona; Jorge Goulou, vicepresidente de IBM para Latinoamérica, desde Buenos Aires; y Gerardo Valeri, cofundador de Pyxis, desde Medellín.

Dominate 2020 fantasy football! Stef and Alex RUN LOOSE with hot takes and NFL breakdowns to help you bring home a title. On today's show we talk about several NFL HOT TOPICS before you draft in your fantasy football league. We hit on Austin Ekeler, WR Sleepers and Values, draft strategy, and much much more! D ominate DFS/Prop Bets at THRIVE FANTASY with us! Use promo code DMS when you sign up today and you will receive an instant $20 bonus on your first deposit of $20 or more! Download ThriveFantasy on the App Store or Play Store or by visiting their website www.thrivefantasy.com. Sign up and #PropUp today! https://www.bit.ly/ThriveFantasy https://www.bit.ly/ThriveFantasy Get your fantasy questions answered, or just talk to da boyz: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Y_e11XEdR_JKESblR9fmg/ Twitter: @doublemovesport:: https://twitter.com/DoubleMoveSport Instagram @doublemovesports:: https://www.instagram.com/doublemoves... Check out our 2020 Rankings and ALL of our Content: https://www.doublemovesports.com THANK YOU to everyone who's left reviews on Apple Music/Spotify! It helps a ton!

PT Barnum has nothing on Larry Magid. As one of the nation's premier concert promoters Larry has sold more tickets and brought more people together in the shared experience of live performances than Barnum ever imagined. As co-founder of Philadelphia's fabled rock&roll venue, The Electric Factory to Bob Geldof's iconic “Live Aid” charity concert to Broadway's bright lights, Larry Magid has done it all.He's our guest this time on BehavioralCorner where he'll tell us of those past achievements and how soon we will be able again to come together and make a joyful sound.

Enjoying being in the studio recording Process of spending 30 days in the studio recording Tired Of Tomorrow Recording with different Producers Desire to record in Los Angeles Studios Process of doing music videos Overseeing all the duties in Nothing Producing the 'Blue Line Baby' video Producing videos for bands outside of Nothing Handling press and interviews Being misunderstood Nothing playing with Kozelek/Broadrick collaboration in Poland Meeting Justin Broadrick Seeing musicians that you admire wear your bands t-shirt Introducing new sounds to your band without alienating the audience Nirvana playing South Street Philadelphia, being too young to go Seeing Pantera at the Electric Factory as a 13 year old Seeing Rage Against The Machine on their demo Crowd surfing to Smashing Pumpins as teenager

The definition of the “Party Global” podcast is sharing the hottest nightlife stories around the world and discussing crazy party experiences. On this episode we welcome producer, dj, fraternity president, and travel extraordinaire Mr. Pandoh. On this episode expect to hear a lot of crazy frat stories, and wild travel stories. We also discuss the importance of travel and the reason why so many need to adventure off. 1:22 - 7:31 Opening for Galantis at the Electric Factory. 7:31 - 10:47 Running a Fraternity and what really happens behind close doors. 10:47 - 13:11 Sucked off at a Temple fraternity (I only fuck frat guys). 13:11 - 16:00 What’s it like to be the president of a frat and to throw parties? 16:00 - 17:38 Shots fired at the frat and gun violence. 17:38 - 21:18 The process of joining a frat. 21:18 -23:00 GO TRAVEL! 23:00 - 25:47 Hospitality in other countries. 25:47 - 28:22 Our Travel experiences and leaving Mexico City. 28:22 - 30:32 Hostel life and experience (anything goes). 30:32 - 32:04 Passing out in Amsterdam at a “coffee shop.” 32:04 - 36:00 Thai prison, and Underground Drug clubs. 36:00 - 37:39 Making friends abroad and meeting people at hostels. 37:39 - 39:31 Barcelona Nightlife & public urination. 39:31 - 41:42 Speaking English abroad. 41:42 - 42:47 Moses trips on acid and gives away his weed. 43:07 - 45:02 Greatest city; Drugs and Prostitution. 45:02 - 48:35 Pussy Abroad and getting girls. 48:35 - 49:43 Best Nightlife City and getting into Fights. 49:43 - 51:18 Toxic encounters and getting Scammed. 51:18 - 58:19 Getting robbed. Phone, wallet, and other shit stolen. 58:19 - 1:03:42 Party Global Vision. 1:03:42 - 1:09:28 Achieving Goals and Chasing Dreams. 1:09:28 - 1:16:12 First "Party Global" party and venue. 1:16:12 - 1:18:24 Long Term plan; chase happiness. 1:18:24 - 1:22:29 Pandoh Wraps it up. Party Global Links: https://linktr.ee/partyglobal

Coach Specht '86 and Will Reilly '09, after debating the 05 and 07 teams, talk with the 2016 team of destiny.  Founders of the Electric Factory, running back Quinn Earley '17 and Pete Rumpke '17 join to give their perspectives on the journey from being run ruled on ESPN to State Champions.

Ok, seriously, you're going to love Sound of Hockey's interview with Chicago Steel General Manager, Ryan Hardy. Ryan has had a fascinating journey through hockey so far, leading him to his current role at the helm of one of the best teams in the USHL. So get comfortable in quarantine, and enjoy this in-depth conversation with a great hockey personality.  Also in this episode, Andy gives a WHL update, John gives an NHL Seattle update, and Darren makes a bunch of wisecracks, as per usual.  Segments in this episode include Goalie Gear Corner and Weekly One-Timers. SUBSCRIBE! ENJOY! REVIEW! 

In this episode we sat down with Sean Salm. Sean runs Voltage Lounge and creator of Sad & Boujee Dance Party. We cover tons of awesome topics like talent buying, recovering a tour that is falling apart, running fire drills at a club, the creation of sad & boujee. Voltage is Philly’s best intimate venue to enjoy Live Music, Art, DJ’s, the BEST happy hour in the city, Located right next to the Electric Factory we have local craft brews on tap, a great food selection & an amazing staff! Visit our upstairs VIP deck, you won’t be disappointed.421 N. 7th St, Philadelphia PA – just seconds from Old City, Center City & Fishtown! One exit off the Ben Franklin Bridge!Sad & Boujee | THE EMO MEETS TRAP RAP PARTYSpinning everything from My Chemical Romance to Post Malone to Drake.Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE, AND SUBSCRIBE!Merch: https://dsgntree.com/to-all-the-crowd...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6BmWp32...IG: @toallthecrowdedroomsFB: www.facebook.com/ToAllTheCrowdedRooms/Filmed/Edited/Graphic Design: @jmetzdesignAudio: Nick Silvidio & Mikey Lince

The guys talk about the XFL, Valentine's Day, and Pat's hatred for Jane Fonda. Follow the show on twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, @NotPatDionne, and @RobertBarbosa03

The guys talk about the XFL, Valentine's Day, and Pat's hatred for Jane Fonda. Follow the show on twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, @NotPatDionne, and @RobertBarbosa03

Steeped midway through the year of “White Pepper”, Rory and Shane return to the Electric Factory for the second (and what would be final) Ween show for the venue.  Join us for our 20th episode spectacular filled with a crazy number of semi interesting circumstances as we discuss May 27th 2000 at the Electric Factory … Continue reading Ween Cast Episode 20, May 27 2000, The Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA →

It’s episode NUMBER THIRTY THREE of Weezer Has Turned and Left Us Here. Merry Christmas! This week, Sara and Matt talk two original Christmas songs by Weezer: The Christmas Song and Christmas Celebration. Plus, they discuss the epic Weezer music video for “Lost in the Woods,” from the Frozen II soundtrack. LINKS: Weezer - Lost in the Woods: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnEWs8D9zu8 Weezer - The Christmas Song (Original Mix): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqaP3OejN_g Weezer - The Christmas Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ggbzv4Lw0HU Coconut Sweetmeats: https://www.marthastewart.com/1160085/coconut-sweetmeats Weezer - Christmas Song - (3/03/01) - Electric Factory, PA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFqE6oHifdM Weezer - Christmas Celebration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3Rng2bQH2o Weezer Has Turned and Left Us Here is a podcast for both Weezer lovers and lapsed Weezer fans alike. Every week is a look at a different aspect of the band and its history. New episodes drop every Wednesday. Email us at weezerturnpod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter at @weezerpod Follow us on Instagram at @weezerpod Like us on Facebook at http://facebook.com/weezerpod Follow Sara on Twitter at https://twitter.com/saraanjuliiyer Follow Sara on Instagram at https://instagram.com/saraiyer for cat videos Follow Matt on Twitter at https://twitter.com/fbihop Follow Matt on Instagram at https://instagram.com/fbihop for pictures of baseball hats Sara’s other podcasts are The Purrrcast (https://www.exactlyrightmedia.com/the-purrrcast) and The Bluth, The Whole Bluth and Nothing But the Bluth (https://anchor.fm/tbtwbanbtb/). Logo by Dax Schaffer: http://www.daxschaffer.com/ https://www.instagram.com/daxschaffer/

Quizmasters Lee & Marc are joined by Zach and Taylor, the winner of Nice Guys Pizza’s five-year triviaversary! The guests recount their experience and share some trivia, along with Lee’s favorite questions of the week and a dip into Marc’s repository. Lee shares some strategies his own teams use for table-talk and sussing at live trivia events. Marc reveals his very subjective scoring methodology. Round One ACRONYMS - ‘RPM’ on a traditional record player stands for what? TERMS OF VENERY - What kind of bird can be called an "unkindness" or a "conspiracy" in a group, and is more skilled than parrots at mimicking human speech, and can also replicate other sounds from the human world like car engines revving or toilets flushing? AL-QEADA - Mohammad Atef and Osama Bin Laden were required to be on opposite teams when engaging in what activity? EXTINCT ANIMALS - Megatherium was a genus of what now extinct animal endemic to South America? ACADEMY AWARDS - Who gushingly accepted her Oscar with “I can’t believe that you like me. You really like me.”? GEOGRAPHY - The geographic center of the 48 contiguous states lies in what midwestern city, which shares its name with what Western Asian country that borders Syria? U.S. PRESIDENTS - What U.S. President was best known by his friends and families for driving unsuspecting marks straight into a lake in his amphicar? STATE BIRDS - Which bird, chosen to represent seven states, is the most common state bird? Missed Corrections “Janis Joplin’s band was called The Electric Factory, not the Electric Company.” - Lee “The director of Starship Troopers is Paul Verhoeven, not Paul Van Derhoeven.” - Lee “The Flying Dutchman written by Ricardo Walker? No, Richard Wagner wrote The Flying Dutchman, which I read up a bit on, seen as a level-up for the composer, though he distanced himself from the style in later years” - Lee “Was listening to this episode and the night before Halloween is also known as devil's night. It's a regional thing I guess.” - John Grupp “Not so much a miss-correction but more of clarification. Houdini didn't get punched on Halloween, he only died on Halloween... he was punched in the abdomen several times a little over a week before.. the guy asked if didn't believe in the feats in the bible was true, and then asked if it was true that he couldn't be hurt by being punched in the gut. The guy punch him several times while Houdini was sitting in a chair, he had a show days later, and refused medical treatment despite knowing he had appendicitis. His last words were... "I'm tired of fighting.... I don't want to keep fighting anymore" - Erik “What movie did Judge Reinhold play a judge in? None, he did play a courtroom judge on Arrested Development, as well as Clerks: The Animated Series.” - Lee “Dolly the Sheep’s DNA came from a mammary cell hence her namesake Dolly Parton.” - Taylor Round Two NINE INCH NAILS - The 2005 Nine Inch Nails album With Teeth featured drums performed by who on most tracks, including the single “Every Day Is Exactly The Same?” ASTRONOMY - What is the name of Mars’s largest moon? CATS AND LITERATURE - According to an obituary of the character’s creator published in the Los Angeles Times, what orange cartoon cat was named after a fictional character in Emily Brontë's novel Wuthering Heights? CHICKEN CHAINS - What famous Georgia chicken restaurant was founded by Zach McElroy and Tony Townley? REVOLUTIONARIES - What was Che Guevarra’s first name? GREEK ISLANDS - What Greek island is located northeast of Crete, southeast of Athens, and once featured a colossus, one of the seven wonders of the world? Rate My Question “ASTRONOMY - Which planet in our solar system is the closest to every other planet in our solar system for MOST of the time?” - submitted by Proverbial Lightkeeper Gil Final Questions U.S. GOVERNMENT - What Missouri congressman seeking election was dismayed to find his opponent was named ‘Richard A. Gephart?’ SEINFELD - Besides the main cast and Ruthie Cohen, a cashier at Monks Cafe, who appears in the background of over 100 episodes of the sitcom Seinfeld, what character is the second most frequently appearing character on the show Seinfeld, with 48 appearances? FENCING - Direct elimination fencing bouts are determined when time runs out or a player reaches what score? How many different tiles have a point value of ‘4’ in the game of Scrabble? Weekly Wrap Up November 2nd, 2019 @ No. 3 - The Office Trivia - Team Levinson (No Longer Levinson-Gould), 140 pts. November 4th, 2019 @ Palace - Trivia Newton John, 61 pts. November 5th, 2019 @ Gather - Tarpon Charlies, 78 pts. Novemver 7th, 2019 @ No. 3 Craft Brews & Beer Bar - As You Wish, 92 pts. Upcoming LIVE Know Nonsense Trivia Challenges November 11th, 2019 – Cape Coral FL – 7:00 PM @ Palace Pub & Wine Bar. Categories for the quiz will include 80’s MUSIC, VIDEO GAMES, DINOSAURS, STRANGER THINGS, NEW YORK CITY THE TITANIC & more. Final question category will be ‘SEXY GINGER MEN’ selected by last week’s biggest learners. November 12th, 2019 – Cape Coral FL – 7:00 PM @ Gather. Categories for the quiz will include2019’s BEST SELLING BOOKS, CLASSIC ROCK, MOVIES FROM THE 1930’s, SPORTS, CHEESE, SCTV and more. The final wager question that evening will be a question about PHYSICS selected by ‘Tarpon Charlies’. November 14th, 2019 – Cape Coral, FL – 7:00 PM @ No. 3 Craft Brews & Beer Bar. Categories for the quiz will include SITCOMS, MODERN ROCK, BASEBALL, BOOKS, HELLO KITTY, TAROT CARDS and more. The final wager question that evening will be a question about CELEBS THAT DIED IN 2018 selected by ‘Get Your Beer Here’. Thank you Thanks to our supporters on Patreon. Thank you, Quizdaddies – Tommy (The Electric Mud) and Tim (Pat's Garden Service) Thank you, Team Captains – Rachael, Aaron, Kristen & Fletcher Thank you, Proverbial Lightkeepers – Nicole, Luc, Spencer, Hank, Dylan, Justin, Cooper, Elyse, Sarah, Brina, Karly, Kristopher, Josh, Gil, Shaun, Lucas and Max Thank you, Rumplesnailtskins – Manu, Jeff, Eric, Steven, Efren, Mike J., Mike C. If you'd like to support the podcast and gain access to bonus content, please visit http://theknowno.com and click "Support." Special Guests: Taylor and Zach.

Elton Brand is the Sixers general manager now. This has been quite an amazing six years or so hasn’t it? We discuss the hire of guy who is on the shirt, former process Sixer, former Sevens GM, Old School Chevy, all-around good guy Elton Brand. We also talk briefly about Brett Brown’s press availability earlier today. It’s almost here. The Live Ricky III is Saturday night at the (former) Electric Factory. Dario Saric will be live on stage with us. Join us to give him the hero’s welcome as he finally comes over. It will be awesome. It’s all ages! 

We discuss the Eagles opener and Mike's Nick Foles takes just before getting into the ridiculous general manager search rumors (2:00), how we feel about Ben Simmons hanging out with LeBron (and Bieber) (21:00), we go Around The League with Ish Smith to talk about the LeBron/Durant rap song and whether we'd rather be a great athlete or musician (28:00), Andrew Unterberger's great piece on Embiid, and reflecting on how lucky we are to have him (34:00), Andrew Sharp's worst take ever (42:00), and some early Sixers over/unders (48:00).  Tickets are getting tight for the Live Ricky III at the Electric Factory on 9/22. Dario will be there. Process Hall of Fame Induction speeches will happen. A live performance by Felicia Ricci of "Imagine (The Process)," and much more. Don't complain when tickets are gone. Happens with the Lottery Party every year. All info is at our website and the event is all-ages. 

  In this episode we go back to the city of brotherly love for the final show of the “Paintin the Town Brown” tour!  We get down with the get down on August 28th 1999 at the Electric Factory!

Being trapped inside The Electric Factory at This Is Hardcore 2018 for a couple hours due to pouring rain, I spotted Jack from the band "No Option" who opened the show on that Friday and asked to speak to him for a couple minutes. Being such a young band, I was pleasantly surprised by the reaction they got. Super nice kid in a dope band. Support them. They seem to "get it".

Recorded Live from This Is Hardcore 2018 at The Electric Factory in Philadelphia. Cody (Vocals) and Mark (Bass) from "Gloves Off" sat down and chopped it up about everything from their upcoming Fastbreak Records release, to future shows to breaking each others chops constantly. I had a lot of fun doing this. Yes, it's hectic in the background and people make little cameo appearances... but this is what happens when you have no map to follow when doing a Live podcast from a hardcore festival with thousands of people. Thanks for listening.

Recorded Live from The Electric Factory in Philadelphia at this year's This Is Hardcore Festival. I caught up with Joe Stanley, singer for Departed, ex Sicker Than Most and ex guitarist for Clubber Lang. We talk about the band, playing the fest, future plans for the band, the new Departed Beer brewed by Dark City Brewery in Asbury, New Jersey. Along with a cameo from Pat Duda, bass player for Departed, and a couple broken down van stories. Support these guys! Great guys and awesome band as well! Respect.

He's finally coming over. Dario Saric will appear at Rights To Ricky Sanchez Live III on September 22nd at the Electric Factory. Pre-sale tickets go on sale Wednesday, and are only available for newsletter subscribers. Subscribe at the website. General public on sale is on Friday. This will sell out! All ticket information is available at rightstorickysanchez.com. 

Ep. 2. In today's episode, John talks about the Weezer B-Side "I Do" from the Green Album era. LISTEN: 1. "I Do" on YouTube 2. Weezer Live at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia (3/3/2001), featuring "I Do" at the top of the show 3. Billy Joel's "Leningrad" on YouTube | Apple Music | Spotify LYRICS: "I Do" at Genius MORE INFO: "I Do" at Weezerpedia  

Welcome back to On the Marc! On this episodes we get back to our roots. We bring back The Acting Hall of Fame and Italian of the Week along with a few new segments like The Electric Factory and You Cant Spit Shine a Turd. All this and more on this legendary episode of On the Marc.

Hops and LT talk about their own most memorable live music experiences: Dillinger Escape Plan at the Electric Factory in 2003, and Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings at the Apollo in 2007. We learn Hops is a dick, and things always have a way of coming together. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello friends! This week we're doing something different: we're playing Dead. Jonathan took the lead on this experiment, and we hope you'll like it. If you do, we may do it more in the future. Let us know what you think. The Grateful Dead has of course been a huge influence on all of us, and we wanted to share some of our thoughts and the Dead's music with our listeners. The music in this episode is a mix made by Jonathan, made up of many different snippets of versions of The Other One. Hope you enjoy. Please subscribe and review us on iTunes and follow us on Twitter. Also like us on Facebook. And check out CashorTrade for face value tickets to shows across the country. If you are on Stitcher, give us a review. -- Introduction, Cryptical Envelopment > Drums > The Other One (verse1) > Space > Spanish Jam > Mind Left Body Jam > The Other One (v2) > Cryptical Reprise Total Running Time- 69:34 Details: Introduction 00:00 > 00:03 1968-02-14 Carousel Ballroom- San Francisco, CA The Cryptical Envelopment > 00:03 > 00:52 1969-02-14 Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA 00:52 > 02:13 1970-05-01 Alfred State College (S.U.N.Y.)- Alfred, New York 02:13 > 02:18 1969-02-14 Drums > 02:18 > 03:55 1970-05-01 03:55 > 04:30 1971-12-06 Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden- NY, NY The Other One > 04:30 > 04:41 [Intro*] 1969-02-14 1974-02-23 Winterland Arena- San Francisco, CA 1971-11-07 Harding Theatre- San Francisco, CA 1985-03-28 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum- Uniondale, NY 1979-10-27 Cape Cod Coliseum- South Yarmouth, MA 1985-06-30 Merriweather Post Pavilion- Columbia, MD 1974-02-23** 1972-05-16 Radio Luxembourg - Luxembourg, W. Germany 04:41 > 06:14 1971-11-07 06:14 > 07:13 1972-05-16 07:13 > 09:43 1968-10-12 Avalon Ballroom- San Francisco, CA 09:43 > 10:07 1985-06-30 10:07 > 10:34 1968-02-14 10:34 > 14:31 1972-05-16 14:31 > 19:25 1974-02-23 Space > 19:25 > 25:11 1989-08-19 Greek Theater, Berkeley, CA Spanish Jam > Mind Jeft Body Jam > 25:11 > 27:22 1992-06-22 Star Lake Amphitheater- Burgettstown, PA 27:22 > 32:05 1974-10-17 Winterland Arena- San Francisco, CA The Other One > 32:05 > 34:55 1974-02-23 34:55 > 38:19 1972-05-16 38:19 > 42:46 1972-08-22 Berkeley Community Theater- Berkeley, CA 42:46 > 47:30 1971-11-07 47:30 > 53:50 1973-03-31 War Memorial Auditorium- Buffalo, NY 53:50 > 55:58 1985-06-30 55:58 > 57:01 1968-02-14 Cryptical Reprise 57:01 > 58:29 1968-10-12 58:29 > 63:24 1970-05-01 63:24 > 68:24 1968-10-12 68:24 > 69:20 1970-05-01 69:20 > 69:34 1971-11-07 -All timings are approximate For the Other One Intro (aka the thumping bass crescendo followed by a catrostrophic (at its best!) bomb which intros most, but not all versions of The Other One) I overlayed several versions of this moment in order to give this some major oomph... One of two exceptions being the 1985-06-30 (MPP, Columbia, MD) clip which is actually from the Space which preceeded The Other One. The clip contains an simulated bomb and explosion generated via midi. See below for the other exception. * This is the entire 1974-02-23 The Other One (approx 29minutes) 'folded' much in the style of John Oswald who created the "GreyFolded" album. Essentially, I took the entire 29 minute track, cut it in half, reversed the second half and overlayed it onto the first. Then I repeated the process until the track was reduced to the 1 second version currently in this mix. Venue information is not repeated so as to keep things relatively tidy. All sources are lossless and from archive.org/audio and are in compliance with the ta(continued) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bobby Startup/June 19, 2013 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Bobby Startup about his time working with the Electric Factory in Philadelphia in the late 1960s and early 1970s, bringing punk bands to Philly at the Hot Club in the late 1970s, managing The Stray Cats, playing with hardcore punk band Autistic Behavior, a life-long passion for music, and much more.   The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 26: Bobby Startup of Hot Club appeared first on Cinepunx.

Good evening Ladies and Gents! It is hard to believe it has been SIX YEARS since we stopped doing these little nuggets of goodness...For this next first time out of the gate I am including some tasty treats from the start of spring tour 1999.The band is feeling firey right of the gate in Philly - in particular, listen for JBs vocal embellishments during the second chorus of Let's Get Down to Business.The quintessential Pleas > Chilly from Salem features a lazy jammy intro to Pleas that was indicative of how the band would get things going in Spring '99.Get excited about 1999, because I am going to be featuring a few more tracks from this under-appreciated Spring Tour in future weeks!I finish everything off with a couple of selections from the Stockholm Syndrome tour of 2004 at the Gothic in Denver Colorado. Stockholm Syndrome is a side project of David Schools featuring Jerry Joseph on guitar and vocals, Eric McFadden on lead guitar, Wally Ingram on drums and Danny Dziuk on keys. Their version of North is driving and includes a ZZ Top tease while their funky version of Coudn't Get it Right features a Down on the Farm tease.And finally, please tell your friends and neighbors we are back. Believe it or not these 'casts take a good bit of time to produce and it would be a waste if people weren't sharing this wonderful music.And finally a BIG THANK YOU to all of the tapers and fans who make these recordings and this wonderful project called the Everyday Companion possible.Peace, TedApril 10, 1999Electric FactoryPhiladelphia, PA(set one opener)Let's Get Down to Business,Pigeons,B of D >Rebirtha >Red Hot Mama >Diner >Greta >Goin' Out WestApril 9, 1999Salem, VA(set 2 opener)Pleas >Chilly Water >Dyin' Man >Chilly WaterStockholm SyndromeAugust 6, 2004Gothic TheaterEnglewood, CONorth >Couldn't Get it RightSource Info:4/10/99Source: Schoeps MK4 > Reutelhuber > DA-P1 @ 48 kHzLocation: FOB / DFC / ORTF / 6ftTaped by Jim Finn. Clone courtesy of Carter Lyle. Transferred by BobbyHurley.4/9/99Source:  (fob/dfc) Schoeps mk4 (ortf @ 6.5 ft.) > Reutelhuber > DA-P1 @ 48 kHzTaped by:  Jim Finn  (clone courtesy of Carter Lyle)Transfer by:  BobbyHurleyStockholm Syndrome8/6/04Taped and transferred by Todd RamsdenSource:  FOB, 3' LoC, Drink rail:  Audix m1290 > Lunatec V3 (optical out) > Nomad JB3DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive):Everyday Companion Podcast #70Click here to subscribe through iTunes.

00:00 band intro 00:37 Bright Lights, Big City (The Bottom Half, out April 3rd) 04:21 interview segment #1 07:13 Higgins > 10:50 "Jimmy Stewart" > 20:24 Higgins (10.20.06 - Senator Theatre, Chico, California) 25:41 interview segment #2 27:03 Kat's Tune (10.05.06 - 9:30 Club, Washington, D.C.) 30:01 Smell the Mitten (10.07.06 - Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA) 37:10 interview segment #3 38:59 The Fussy Dutchman > 47:24 Mail Package 50:38 "Jimmy Stewart" > 56:30 Mail Package (10.02.06 - The Egg, Albany, New York) 61:15 interview segment #4 62:51 The Triple Wide* > 72:05 Can't Find My Way Home (10.07.06 - Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA) Total Broadcast Length 75:37 Notes: * with Take On Me (A-Ha) jam

00:00 Blue Echo* > 11:30 Wife Soup (05.06.06 - The Avalon, Boston, Massachusetts) 28:45 Home Again** (05.05.06 - Electric Factory, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) 41:45 Morning Song (05.03.06 - Disco Rodeo, Raleigh, North Carolina) 49:41 Example 1 > 59:53 Andy's Last Beer (05.30.06 - Hoyt Sherman Place, Des Moines, Iowa) 66:41 We're Going to War^ (05.26.06 - Summer Camp, Chillicothe, Illinois) 72:32 Nopener^^ (05.03.06 - Disco Rodeo, Raleigh, North Carolina) Total Broadcast Length 76:54 Notes: * with Baba O'Reilly teases ** first time played (The Disco Biscuits) ^ with Michael Kang (String Cheese Incident) on fiddle ^^ lounge version A haunting Blue Echo opens up before sliding into an extended take on Wife Soup. Home Again was the result of a little band interplay with The Disco Biscuits, who on the same night in Chicago, performed In the Kitchen. Morning Song, one of Umphrey's newest tunes, was taken from 2 previous "Jimmy Stewarts", one of which was featured on Podcast 16. Michael Kang once again lends his fiddle to augment Umphrey's, a common occurence last summer on the Jammy award-winning Big Summer Classic tour. The lounge rendition of Nopener features Jake showing off his drum chops while Kris takes center stage.

00:00 Glory* > 08:06 2nd Self (05.05.06 - Electric Factory, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) 14:53 FF > 23:08 Hangover (05.03.06 - Disco Rodeo, Raleigh, North Carolina) 30:40 Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > 45:12 Sweetness > 47:42 Resolution > 55:54 Hajimemashite > 60:52 Phil's Farm (05.04.06 - 9:30 Club, Washington, D.C.) Total Broadcast Length 74:30 Notes: * with Aceetobee (The Disco Biscuits) jam ** with Words tease

00:00 All in Time (09.17.05 - Electric Factory, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) 12:05 Plunger (09.14.05 - Avalon, Boston, Massachusetts) 24:37 FF > 30:05 "Jimmy Stewart"* 35:12 White Man's Moccasins > 42:54 Great American (09.07.05 - Majestic Theater, Detroit, Michigan) 46:53 Ringo > 52:23 "Jimmy Stewart"* 60:47 Ringo (09.30.05 - The Pageant, St. Louis, Missouri) 61:56 Blue Echo** > 68:24 Hangover (09.13.05 - Pearl Street Ballroom, Northampton, Massachusetts) Total Broadcast Length 73:55 Notes: * with lyrics ** with Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (AC/DC) intro More selections from September bring an extended take on the ending of Plunger, demonstrating yet another direction ths song can go. All in Time, FF, and Hangover are threee of the oldest songs in Umphrey's McGee songbook as well as consistent fan favorites.